people love bingeing. finally, the rich people -- kids don't want to pay either for capable or amazon or itunes. for them, netflix is a great deal. all those factors in short, all favor the netflix bulls and eviscerate the bears at precisely the moment when the bears were supposed to win. it's a textbook failure of typical security analysis and all the handy work of a brilliant executive reed hastings. one more thing. maybe now as a $12 billion company, netflix won't last be seen as a potential growth engine acquisition for either microsoft or apple. although the former -- is to go it alone and the latter, well, they still think they're doing fabulously. their loss, netflix's shareholders gain. let's go to kiran in florida. kiran. >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer, down here in sunny florida. >> i was just there, sunshine. what's going on? >> caller: listen. a while ago, i bought aol, okay, and over the course -- i held on to it for a long time and it split to aol, time warner, time warner cable, okay? i sold